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ELECTION 2022: Post Eyes At-Large Seat, Johnson Eyes Retirement - Vimarsana News

ELECTION 2022: Post Eyes At-Large Seat, Johnson Eyes Retirement

Daytona Beach, FL - Instead of seeking reelection, Volusia County District 4 Representative Heather Post announces a run for the At-large representative seat. The seat Post is running for is currently occupied by former county sheriff Ben Johnson, who,...

Black leaders want Deltona's King to resign | News - Vimarsana News

Black leaders want Deltona's King to resign | News

Commissioner admits he was a member of a far-right militia group.

Councilman Fred Lowry recovers from COVID, votes down vaccine incentive - Vimarsana News

Councilman Fred Lowry recovers from COVID, votes down vaccine incentive

Volusia County staff proposed to give vaccinated employees 40 hours of coronavirus leave. The council stripped the word "vaccine" from the policy.

Volusia ECHO conservation program gets new guidebook, award increase - Vimarsana News

Volusia ECHO conservation program gets new guidebook, award increase

All grant awards were increased and the trail set-aside was upped to $1.5 million. A mandatory workshop for applicants is scheduled for Aug. 31.

Coastal News Today | FL - Volusia County abandons off-beach parking lot in New Smyrna Beach after outcry - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | FL - Volusia County abandons off-beach parking lot in New Smyrna Beach after outcry

"That does not include staff time. That's checks cashed to consultants," Coastal Director Jessica Winterwerp noted. Staff have logged an estimated 2,525 hours on the project, including 325 from the legal department. "Let's make this bleeding stop so we can move on," said Councilman Danny Robins, who represents New Smyrna Beach. "We're not going to use past administrations as a crutch. We are the leaders now." "I'm truly just horrified at this whole thing," Councilwoman Heather Post said, in motioning to abandon the parking lot in favor of a dune walkover. All voted for the motion except Counc...